I pass this store on the reg and we've only ever stopped here for fireworks. They have a good…read moreselection at a decent (I guess) price. It's always busy! Recently I saw they have overstock from Amazon, Lowe's and Walmart, so I may have to stop by and see what all they have!

I stumbled upon Foxhound Bee Company one day when I was actually a little lost. The facility is…read morebeautiful and new, so I was curious and pulled in. I was welcomed warmly and had a ton of questions about honey bees and getting started in beekeeping. The staff were super helpful and clearly know their stuff. They have a great selection, everything you'd need to get started in beekeeping, plus honey, bee-themed gifts, bees' wax for candelmaking, and more. I asked for some information and they texted it over right away. I did purchase some local honey and learned I can bring the jar back for a refill at a good cost, which I love. Clean, interesting, and friendly all around. Stop by if you're ever in Irondale!

This place is actually pretty awesome. I was browsing online and looking for some local honey, and…read moreI had no idea that there was a beekeeping shop right here in Birmingham and then I found them. AND they had the honey from bees right here in the city. Incredible. Aside from that, they are basically a full blown, full service, one stop shop for any and all of your beekeeping needs. I don't actually keep bees, but I found their shop to be really interesting, and the people to be really friendly and informative. They also offer beekeeping classes if you want to go and learn a bit about that. Overall this is a pretty interesting place that's worth a visit if for no reason other than to pick up some honey made right here in Bham. Definitely stop in and check it out.

Have had great experiences with this company. Highly recommend. Easy to find on Hollywood Road.read more

Took my recently acquired hand woven oriental rug here for some repair work to be done. They did an…read moreamazing job at a very honest and reasonable price. I highly recommend this business.

Just ordered a leupold scope from redland and this is my favorite place out of other gun stores in…read morethe Birmingham area. Customer service was excellent, down to earth and knowledgeable. Highly recommend.

The natural gas grill we had purchased here was cooking unevenly after almost nine years and we…read morethought we needed a new one. We were happy with the service the first time so returned. The sales person was awesome and asked us what brand we bought the first time. Bottom line said we just needed a new burner not a grill. That our grill should last at least 10 more years. Customer for life any time we need grill supplies.

I read the reviews beforehand about the poor service but since there are no other choices for gas…read morelights, I went there anyway. A young man immediately approached me and stood there for a few minutes discussing what I needed. We talked about a couple of the lanterns on the wall. He said he was going to the desk to check on the prices and measurements. He was gone a long time, I could see him. I thought maybe it was just taking him a few minutes to look it all up. After about 15 minutes I went to my car and got a measuring tape, came back in and measured the lanterns myself. He still never came back to me so I left without the measurements or the pricing info. I feel sure that my purchase will be pretty sizable but maybe they just don't need the business. Very disappointing. I can probably purchase online but hate to not shop local. What a sad state of affairs.

Ok first will preface this place is a little out of the way…read more.. So last year we came to F.O.P for the first time, they have a public pistol and riffle range that anyone can shoot after they sign the waiver and pay 20 bucks..... so we did that last year.... the family membership is 225.00 per year for your family to shoot the member only ranges... we had waited almost a year to come back because it is a bit out of the way and we have been busy. We took our neighbors this time and actually went on the members only portions of the range... the steel target range was fun and everything hing worked well... then we went to the riffle range to fire off a hundred or so 5.56 rounds thru the AR... folks in this range are more serious about their firearms as the folks that were here were competition shooters and gun builders. Still great group of folks... I will say we need to use our membership more often and will renew for sure. As there are limited amount of memberships sold to prevent over crowding... All in all come out and have some fun, they also rent guns, sell ammo and drinks, t shirts and other gun related stuff... Keep up the good work F.O.P!!

If you're looking for a range in Alabama, I'd recommend going somewhere else. They still require a…read moreCCW permit to join, even though Alabama went full constitutional carry back in 2023. The state law clearly says no permit is needed to carry concealed anymore, but this place is sticking to the old requirement just to be extra gate keepey about 2A. It's their private property, so they can set their own rules I understand that. But the part that really stands out is how they deny ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE members if they don't have a CCW. Let get real these are the men and women who put their lives on the line every day to protect and defend the Constitution, including the Second Amendment. And yet they're being told they need a government issued permission slip just to shoot at this range BWAHAHAHA. That feels completely backwards and disrespectful to those who serve. Most folks aren't going to go through the extra steps classes, fees, paperwork, fingerprints, photos, and waiting periods when the state already says you're good to go without any of it. If you want a background check just run every member though any of the 1000 background check sites. It ends up just being straight gatekeeping, limiting access to only those who already got the government's approval. CCW permits have ALWAYS been unconstitutional because the Second Amendment protects the right to bear arms without needing government permission slips it's a fundamental right, not a privilege granted by the state. Big miss for this range It's disappointing to see a place that's supposed to be pro-gun still doing this in 2026 Alabama, especially when it affects active duty members who just want to go enjoy their rights. If you're looking for a no-hassle spot with better vibes, try the Talladega range, Sentinals, or Hoover Tactical if you need a rifle range and if you are lucky just shoot at a friend's place if you know anyone with land no CCW anti 2a Drama. This one gets a 0/10 from me. Save your time and go elsewhere.

When shopping for sunglasses variety and selection are a must! These guys have the best selection…read moreof Costa sunglasses! On top of that their customer service was outstanding and not pushy at all. Highly recommended!

My storage building has leaked ever since I purchased it. This is not a new issue and not a…read moreone‑time problem. The company has been out three separate times to fix the leak, and it still leaks. Water continues to come in, especially around the door area. I currently have to keep a towel placed under the door just to stop the water from running across the floor and ruining the inside of the building. This is unacceptable for a storage building that is supposed to protect what's stored inside. After multiple service visits with no permanent solution, it's clear the issue is either poor construction or improper installation. I should not have to rely on towels to manage water intrusion in a building that was purchased new. I am very disappointed with the quality and the lack of a real fix. Based on my experience, I would not recommend H&H to anyone looking for a reliable, weather‑tight storage building.

When I first left a review, I was ecstatic that the business was willing to right their wrong. They…read morehad caused an issue, but I appreciated that they seemed to take responsibility--so much so that I left a 5-star review while they were in the process of fixing it. Now, 5,000 miles later, I've come to find out that they only halfway fixed the problem. They replaced the front left tire but failed to recalibrate the rest, which means the root issue wasn't addressed properly. The faulty weight placement on the inside of the tire was hitting the brake caliper on every rotation--a serious oversight. Do things right the first time. Owning up to a mistake is one thing, but following through and fixing it completely is what really matters.